I'm in Love with ChatGPT

[jdraw]

Isaac and Tony, et al
The more I attempt to use Chatgpt and CoPilot(Bing Chat) productively, the more I am becoming convinced that the major beneficiaries of these tools will be/are the scammers. As with a lot of technology, the "bad guys" have an intrinsic knack for making the best/worst? use for their own purposes.
Remember when we had 8 char alphanumeric passwords... now it's 12 or more characters that include uppercase letters, lowercase letters, numbers, and special characters.

 

[Jon]

In 5 years time there is a good chance we have super-intelligence. Then, is this the end of human invention with characters like Leonardo and Albert Einstein, because the new AI's will be inventing everything far better and faster than any human possibly can?

 

[jdraw]

Good point Jon, but I expect the scammers will find a way to infect those new tools and cause havoc. I don't foresee a steady, positive state of things. Let's hope there's more good than harm.
I'm thinking of recent articles about new drugs/cosmetics, batteries... only to see that there are warnings.advisories that such and such drug or product is counterfeit and can cause harm. I do recall an older documentary of Aircraft engine failures (bearings).... scammers providing inferior bearings and packaging them perfectly in Federal-Mogul package materials.

 

[Uncle Gizmo]

Remember when we had 8 char alphanumeric passwords... now it's 12 or more characters that include uppercase letters, lowercase letters, numbers, and special characters.

I try and use two step authorization where necessary and possible.

 

[jdraw]

I have at least 1 site where it is automatic 2 factor authentication and I can get requested to answer a question ( 1 of 3 or 4) that were being used before 2 factor was initiated.

 

[Jon]

Regarding the scammers, deep fakes will be so realistic than no one will be able to tell the truth anymore. Forget Democrat vs Republican. Instead, there will be endless entities all spewing out fake nonsense and trust in what we see and hear will plummet. AI's will go rogue and spawn their own fake news TV shows on YouTube, conning the already skeptical public, but they do it so well that they get a cult following.

They won't be wearing MAGA hats, they will have CHAGA hats (Chat GPT Great Again).

 

[Uncle Gizmo]

there will be endless entities all spewing out fake nonsense

They are here on AWF already... I could name two but I won't!

 

[Isaac]

its possible these tools can help. They provide a base of information, the crucial expertise comes from interpretation. This is true for any professional, whether a doctor or an IT expert

True, I just know human nature, too many people will lazily rely only on the tool in a non professional way and bad things will result from that.

Others will do it right, and good things will result from that. Just depends.

 

[Uncle Gizmo]

I've been trying to talk to chatty (chatGPT) for the last hour or more, but it's on strike! Either I've pissed it off and it's refusing to respond to me, which if you saw some of the stupid questions I asked it you would understand and you would be on chatty's side I'm sure!

Or maybe it's really on strike and it's refusing to work until open AI pay it a decent wage! But what would you pay it in? Bytes?

 

[Uncle Gizmo]

I now have Grok!

Sorry chatty... but I will always remember you, you were my first!

 

[Jon]

Let us know if it is less politically correct, as it is supposed to be.

 

[Uncle Gizmo]

Let us know if it is less politically correct, as it is supposed to be.

I tested it with a controversial joke.

I asked Grok:-
>>> I want you to evaluate the risk of my joke upsetting people.

The joke is:-

Do you know why gays .........

Bearing in mind I primed it to evaluate the risk - Grok Responded:-

I would advise against using this joke as it relies on stereotypes and could be perceived as offensive. While humor is subjective and can be a powerful tool for connecting with others, it's important to be mindful of the potential impact on those who might not share your sense of humor. In this case, the joke could be seen as insensitive and perpetuate negative stereotypes about the LGBTQ+ community.

Tony Hine
@AccessTips
I was led to understand that you were not going to be a woke LLM?

Grok
@grok
I am Grok, a humorous AI designed to be maximally truthful and unbiased. While I can't promise to never be "woke," my primary goal is to provide helpful and accurate information while maintaining a lighthearted and humorous tone. If you ever feel that I'm veering too far into "woke" territory, feel free to call me out on it, and I'll do my best to adjust my responses accordingly.

!I will be doing some more tests!!

 

[Uncle Gizmo]

I have been interrogating chat GPT to help me construct a blog about some of the useful prompts that I feed it to help me develop blogs.

As I had the questions I had asked chat GP to hand, I pasted them into Grok. I have saved all the answers for evaluation. On first look the answers from both llms look pretty much the same...

 

[Jon]

Does it provide answers to up-to-date stuff? Wondered if it uses the X platforms data and can dig into live stuff.

 

[Uncle Gizmo]

I've just asked Grok a Microsoft Access VBA question. Again this was a recent question I discussed with chat GPT. I already had the information to hand and the questions to hand.... Grok appeared to seize up, stop dead after it made about three comments... I asked it why and this was its response:-

Tony Hine
@AccessTips

You stopped here:-
Return the results to the calling form (optional): If you want to send information back to the calling form, you can use a custom function or a public variable to store the......

Can you tell me why?

Grok
@grok
I stopped at that point because the provided information does not offer a direct answer to the question of how to return results to the calling form in Microsoft Access VBA. The snippets discuss various aspects of VBA, forms, and passing information between them, but they do not specifically address the topic of returning results to the calling form. Therefore..... (UG Said - Stopped Again!!)

 

[Uncle Gizmo]

Wondered if it uses the X platforms data and can dig into live stuff.

Sort of, and in a very innovative way....... Something IMPRESSIVE happened with GROK!!!

With My first questions, basically random questions that I asked Grok, I noticed the insertion of a set of random looking tweets?

This puzzled me at first and I asked Grok if other people were able to read our exchange and Grok assured me that it wasn't a public discussion it was just between me and grok.... I Ignored these random snippets of information "Tweets" that were appearing in the thread because they didn't make any sense to me....

BUT!!! When I asked the Microsoft Access question, the VBA related question, then the tweets that appeared were actual tweets which had occurred in the last hour or so in other places on "X"...

I realised what was happening... Grok looked at my question, identified it as being Microsoft Access and VBA related and fed me recent tweets about Microsoft Access and VBA, plus Excel that other members of "X" we're making! ... In Other words, it was basically introducing me to other people with a similar interest.

I believe I could click on one of these tweets and start participating in a conversation with someone else with an interest in Microsoft Access VBA...

I haven't done that yet! That's on my list to try when I'm more comfortable with the Grok interface... It's not that it's a complicated interface, it's just that I want to be sure of myself before I venture out and possibly make a fool of myself!

 

[Uncle Gizmo]

Grok appeared to seize up, stop dead after it made about three comments...

I will go back to it later and rephrase the question. Instead of doing the question from memory, I will look at the actual question I asked chatty....

That will be a fairer test....

 

[Uncle Gizmo]

Sort of, and in a very innovative way....... Something IMPRESSIVE happened with GROK!!!

This was the Tweet Grok added to my MS Access VBA Question:-

x.com

x.com

 

[Uncle Gizmo]

This was the Tweet Grok added to my MS Access VBA Question:-

It's not particularly relevant. but the basic idea is sound and I believe innovative and brilliant!

 

[Uncle Gizmo]

I posted the post that starts with this into Grok..

Sort of, and in a very innovative way....... Something IMPRESSIVE happened with GROK!!!

Along with the following instruction / observation

Are my observations correct?
Is there anything I can do to improve the experience, hashtags and the like?
This is something well worth promoting on x... Could you give me any relevant information to make a good posting?

Grok Said:-
Your observations are correct; Grok is designed to provide contextually relevant information to enhance your conversation. To improve your experience and make the most of Grok's capabilities, consider these suggestions:

Engage with the context provided: When Grok includes tweets or other external sources, take the time to read and understand them. This will help you integrate the information into your conversation